Overseas talent and moves shape MJHL teams this season
The Swan Valley Stampeders add Beau Taylor from Australia as managers seek the right mix of Manitoba and import talent. Portage Terriers push for top Sher-Wood Division standing with trades, while Dauphin King Kyle Johnson earns MJHL Player of the Week after a seven goal, two assist run. Multiple teams adjust rosters ahead of December 1 deadlines as coaches discuss plans and future considerations.
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Major Pratt Trojans Tournament Action
The Major Pratt Trojans played in the Virden tournament on November 20 and 21, defeating Melita 3 1 and losing to Dauphin 7 0, then dropping a 1 0 decision to Souris in the B side finals. They later posted a 9 2 win in Birtle on November 30 and head to the Genesis tournament in Brandon with a 2 2 record, 27 17 goal tally, and 4 points as of December 1.
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